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Lou Fox TeStifies the ssCOmbines, Never
Met At Alderman McLaughlinss.
NEW YORK, Jan 29.-The trial OF ex-Aldernan
ONeil was continued to-day. A large crowd OF
expectant visitors filled the room awaiting start
ling developments that had been promised. One
lived at the residence Of Mrs. McLauphlin whose
testimony was decidedly interesting She was one
OF the witnesses for the defense. Her testimony,
as Drougnt out by ONetlS counsel was the most
important OF any yet introduced. She said that
she had resided at the Mclaughlin residence from
ocsU0eI 1SSs, 10 June 1854 Her testimony was
Alderman Waite said as to the meeting of the
combine" at McLaughlin's house. She said that
ton.
She was asked how it was that she opened the
ooOr anu replied, "Mrs. Mclaughlin asked me to,
as the servant was too stupid" The witness fur
ther SAID, "The girl only remained two weeks after
questionable you know MI. Mclaughlin was an
Answer-Yes; of course did.
IN reply 10 the question as to whether she had
not. --~
Questlon-Then. If he stated that he attended
AnsWer-Indeed he did.
Similar questions were asked as to other wit
nesses ana the lady made the same reply. She
general committee at the house.
Question;-Why did you not SO testify on the Nc
Quade trial?
The witness did not answer
On cross examination by Col Fellows, the latter
said: "YOu knew that MI McQuade was being
tIied. Why did you allow him to be tried con-
vlcted and imprisoned without communicating
this infOrmatiOn?n
TINS was objected to by counsel for the defense,
but the court allowed it.
m. would have testified, the witness announced,
II nad Deen sent for, but no one came for me-"
she Stated In explanation that she had con-
verSed with Mrs. Mclaughlin about the McQuade
trial, but did not think what she knew was OF any
Importance.
The witness answered readily the several ques-
lions asked her.
Mrs. Mclaughlin was the next witness to take
the stand. She is the wife OF the late ex-A1der-
man Mclaughlin.
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CAUCUS OF kKRUnl1CAM oENAIOR&
The republican Senators held q caucus OF one
hour this morning 70 discuss the party policy with
regard to pending business The Beck hfl TO pro
hibit members Of Congress nom serving a. att0r-
neys for land grant corporations was discussed
Several measures wcfo mentioned as entitled to
The caucus adjourned without taking any action
WhAeeyoE
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RETARY MANNINGsS II
TnONA.
He VIII Net Affirm Or Decay sAas He ID
m RoaigR.

secretary Manning declines TO sAy anything re-
garding the report that he n 70 resign the Treas
ury portfolio In order 20 accept the presidency q
the new National bank 70 be organized IN New
York, as he does not care 20 deny that he has or
mas not accepted Q position rhst has ncs ben
oemany rendered him. II n generally believed,
however, that the report 10 correct, and thsf the
secretary, although not formally tsoocfcd
ene position, knows that it win be offered and has
talked with the President regarding the matter.
ms resignation win probably be eendered AFTER
Nv once VIII De &2o,ooo-more than twice that
ta,as SaSlnet ccer and win not require the con-
tsry OF the Treasury. In view OF this nrohahle
cnange Assistant Secretary Fairchilds name IS
again prominently mentioned for SECRETARY The
contempiated retirement OF Treasurer Jordan for
the purpose OF accepting an orce IN the new
bank Is openly acknowledged, but as vet little N
said regarding his successor
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THE FREE BRIDGE.
Report OF the Board Of Engineer Off
GERS Upon the Reconstruction Of the
AQueduCt Bridge.

The board Of engineer officers, consisting OF Col
Merrill, Lieut.. Col Hams and Major King,
appointed to consider plan for the reconstruc-
tion OF the Aqueduct bridge, have made their re-
port to the chief Of engineers, and it was this
afternoon submitted to the Secretary of War.
They report in favor Of the general plan recently
submitted by Col. Hams but strongly recommend
ing that a draw be constructed in the span at the
Virginia end OF the bridge. Col Hains reported
the draw as discretionary, but the board regards it
as necessary for the future needs OF navigation and
commerce. The river, they report, is navtgabie
for some distance above the BRIDGE, and an oppor-
tunity should be given for vessels to pass through
the bridge. TO reconstruct the bridge according
to the plans and specifications accompanying the
report will cost, the board estimates, 100000.
There is now s105, 600 available for the work, and
the board recommends that Congress be asked TO
appropriate the necessary additional apprOpria-
ton OF $4,000 at once, that there may be no un-
necessary delay ID beginning operations. The Sec
rotary OF War Will on Monday transmit the report
to Congress. accompanied by O request for the cd
dit1Onal appropriation. The detailed estimates
viii be sent TO Congress through the Treasury de-
partment.
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DuD AT ran Ac1 or LOO YDAns-A burial Ger
ttncabe was issued nom the health once to-day
Tor the burial Of Martin Williams, aged 100 years.
whO<1ed ThuladAy night ~ No IS 23d street
gina, and has resided here fcr Z number q yeaTa.
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THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by a DOR
ststent cough, the general strength wasted, and
an lncurabe complaint often established thereby.
Dr. Jayne's Expectorant Is an effective remedy for
coughs ana colds, and exerts beneficial effect ON
tine pulmonary and bronchial organs
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To Build q New NAVY.

SOME OF THE BILLS NOW PENDING IN CONGRESS.
The naval appropriation bill does not represent
all the House committee on naval Affairs proposes
to do for the navy this session. There are several
bills before them for the further enlarge
ment OF the naval establishment They
will meet early this week TO consider
these bills. They win probably recommend
the construction OF two cruiser after the
pattern OF the proposed cruiser No. l. and perhaps
two cruisers OF other Styles besides several gun
boats and torpedo cruisers The chairman OF the
committee has introduced bill for the construc-
ton OF two protected steel cruisers" OF about
armament, not more than $1,000 600; four pro.
tected steel cruisers OF TAO tons displacement
each, costing, exclusive OF armament, S555. 600
each, and one torpedo boat, to cost 100000.
Mr.: Thomas has bill proposing for, besides two
cruisers pattern OF cruiser No. I, nve steel gun.
boats OF the gunboat No six steel cruising tor
with q speed OF "a knots per hour. OF these two
bills the committees bill win be Constructed
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WASHINGTON AND 0EoRGBTowr RAILROAD RE-
P0RT.-The report Of the washington and George
town Railroad company for last year shows that
total expenditures including 31a600O paid In div
loendS, were 46021036 Balance on hand Dc
cembei 81, $21,@636
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FOR SALE-LOTS

IHOI sALE-LOT 40 FEET FRONT BY 100 FEET
II ON st., near 18th St, improved by two small
bricks renting for 10 each. Only 81 % per foot
Lot 18TH ST., L, l6 feet inches by 100 feet
o ' ' A f ?. PARDON.
ta2b-6t 1926 7 St
IrOR SALE-A NEWLY BUILT DESIRABLE COR
II DER dwelling, the corner of 9Th and l. sts NV
three stories. basement aud cellar ruoms bath aud
Handsome newly built dwelling, 500 ST. NV three
stories, BASEMENT and cellar IL rooms, bath and all
mod imps
Three handsome newly built dwellings, AT 449 and
sol ST. NV, opposite the new Pension Office; each
house contains IA rooms, bath and all mod iinps.
The above 1--WE houses are open for INSPECTION.
Also six handsome houses, which now under rent
situated st., bet 18th and 18th ST. "a w. st. bet
9TH and 9th SITS. 18th ST., bet Mass ave- and N
81 NV Mass. bet. 4th and 9TH SITS. NV
sCHMID S13 9th st. NV. from I2 TO pm and to
z pm. ja.,5-:SIn
LOR SALE-WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING WELL
located Lots OF Ground at low prices on easy terms
Or IN trade for improved property, viz:
$4,000 square feet northeast, 3Oc ground inme-
diately opposite held at 5oc.
I5.000feet 4sc. ground d,onng has Just brought
10000 square feet. LIST st. NV. Ut 45c.: water.
sewer, &c.
The above mentioned property is all well adapted for
supoivislon into smaller lots
js12.im WALKEk 3 II $50 Ns.G 1o6a
Tor sALE-yALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
and Vermont
Gle and 18th and sts The vacant lot 24xlOQ,
and the large, substantially adouug house With
its lot 26xl0Q, Will be sold, together O. oeparuteiy
Appiy 70 ovusr. 1SQS X g. da-am
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The Deadlock at Austin.

NO SIGNS OF BREAK YET.
AUSTIN. TEXAS, Jan. 29.-The deadlock in the
legislature over the election OF Senator to sue
coed Gen. Maxey continues unbroken. At noon to-
day the fourteenth ballot was taken, and resulted
aSfOllOwS:
berS did not vote. This is loss of five votes for
Maxey, while Reagans totals are unchanged, and
Ireland gains two.
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RANGE OF THE THERMONErER-Ihe following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: Z
m, 81; q. NJ, 80; IL q m, 81; 2 p. m, so; maxt.
mum, So; minimum a.,
Preparations are being made Tor Q reunion and
banquet Of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity at WeAckers
ON Feb. IL.
The committee Of one hundred In charge Of st.
JoeephS fair and bazaar have decided TO Issue q
paper during rs progress. and elected M. WIN.
mttteo Of one hundred u now complote.
There was slight flre In NrA AndeaBunB bard
morning Some children playing with matches
eet nre TO feather bed The bedstead via
burned,
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Another Ballot at Charleston
NO ELECTION OF SENATOR YET.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 29.-The legislature in joint
assembly to-day cast its fifth ballot for United
States senator. The vote Is as follows:
Camden. 81; Wiley, 81; Burdell (greenbacker)
6; Judge johnson, 4; John Brannon, 3; A. F. Ham
mond, 2; Governor Wilson, II. c. Simms, and l. s
Newman, l each.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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639 G st. Sc, new. 7r. .S25
1907 9th st. NV, 6r.. %
3DS ID ne. 2 st.b. Or. 1890
/ lbs wylie st.n.e..5r.10.50
9l3 9th st. NV, 4r-10.30
1878 Boundary 81 ne, 5r.9
T Il BRADLEY, 927 + st.
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Mr. MANNING Has NOT HEARD or H.
Secretary Manning said this afternoon that
there Is no truth in the report from Albany that
he contemplates trip I'm the spring TO the Ba-
hamas and Cuba. He never heard before q the
project
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ISOR SALE = FOR A LIMITED TIME, A CORNER
III House on st, West Washington. IL Il a welt
built double house. stories and Basement Is rooaa
neuts large yard vsxy PLEASANT residence. $4,000
easy terIas 4. p. PARDON,
626-6t 1226 j q
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ion Of the property on my
office for bulletin issued on
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I,OR SALE-ABOUT IS LOTS ON MERIDIAN
bia Heights. bargains At present prices. DAVID ID.
STONE, 1226 St NV la<9-ot
NOR SALE-AT REASONABLE FIGURES, SEW
r ersl squares and part of squares adjacent to the
line of the Tractio1 railroad.
1t CHAS. w. HANDY. 921 St NV.
NOR SALE-TWENTY CHOICE LOTS ON MEkI-
Il dian HILL from 20c. to %. per square foot
HARDING 4 WATERS,
1t COG 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Ir0R SALE-DECIDED BARGAIN II TAKEN AT
IL once-Eight- room brick in thorough repair: lot
20x75- Price $1,000. U. II. BRYANT, 514 9th ST.
1857
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
2. s. AIS. 1891. coupons, 1l0s bid l10sS asked.
y. s. AIS registered 1891, 1101f bid l10H asked
Y. S. As. regisiered, 12sa bid, 1854 asked.
5o,yesr fund.- $ IS 1924. currency S ia1k bid.
1sS asked Washington G., Gas ss bid sgN asked
Insurance. 43f asked National Metropolitan In
surance, 81 bid. National Union Insurance. 20k
German American Insurance. 147 bid. Riggs Insur-
ance. 9 3 bid, 81 asked. Board of Public, Works.
green S. 961S bid. 91L asked. Masonic Hall bonds,
l9;ss bid; Washington Market stock, l7Y bid q
asked. Bank of Washington, 2O2 bid Columbia
National Bank, IL Did. 1l3 asked National Metro,
Bank. Georgetown. 1917 bid: Citizens National
R R h bid Gsss fs k bSs 81 bid
Penn. Tel. Co., 42h bid, A asked. w. l. I. LIST
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B8It101Of6 MafKGtSe
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 29.-Virginia Sizes past
due coupons, 66; do. tenfOrties. with coupon. 43
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. 29.-Cotton dull-middling
steady western steady and quiet: southern red 94a
red, spot, glx asked; February, 914a91H: March,
9l]x bid: May, 943sa94H. COrn-southern firm and
g.; southern yellow, aSa47; western MIXED. SPOT
March. 4sssa4sss: May. 475sa4s; steamer, az
a46A. Oats steady-sonthsrn; 34a3s: western
34a3S. Rye steady, 56a5S. Provisions quiet and
steady Suxar-copper refined quiet, lOkal1. Whiaky
steady l23a1.24 Other articles Unbalanced
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull cotton,
d SusSe: Ss corn s;s s SSshes
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill. JAN 20. II q m.-wheat opened
S4a and remains steady at that figure May corn 40x
May oats, 304. May pork. l2.77K. May lard 6.67E
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CAL STAGE AND NEEDS PRoTEcTroS--pANGKR 10
WASHINGTON HARBon-AT LKAsr $4,000 NEEDED.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
OFFICES

UFFICES.
46SLaav.. basement, $50
i6S la. ave., Sd FIR. Ar. 80
4O1 9TH St, Ar, LIST fir -
40 9TH st. front r. I'd fi.20
9th and Pa ave, r.15. Ii
Gnnton Bldg. r. 20. .l2.50
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NOR REyT-HOUSES.
STORES, ETC.

lOfb EsfS. r ".
Str TN and part cellar.
cor.4th and VI SITS. NV go
Str and dwg. 6;e5 9th 81.
s-w,, Sr-----I.-----,.16
Str. nm, cellar, l back rIn.,
Dl II 81. D-e-----.-1o
Stable. rear l416 X st.
Stable r'r 1913 10th NV 2
Stable rr 335 Sd st .s.w. =
The above IL only a port
books. For full list call at
the lst and 18th. tja.,Si
E0R RENT
II 2S06 Gay, Geo. i II. SAC
4o1 ID sine, 6r..m-i.ss. 90
- Il ST. he. ST., N. 1. 20
4l3 Dst-n.e., Or, In.i. 20
1881 h St Sc. = ST., Or. 10
10 alley So 1925 Sc, 81 4
fab- SWORMSTET
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Treasury Department. CAangos.
The following persons have received appoint
ments under civff service rules:
Alfred A. Adams OF Tennessee,to the n. 600 clasa
IN the ONCE OF the second auditor; Miss Maoei
Ward, OF Indiana, TO the 500 class I'm the ONCE OF
TO the 800 class, In the office OF the commissioner
OF internal revenue
Mrs Kittie s. Foos, OF Ohio promoted nom 500
70 the 81 900 class In the once Of the third sn1tor
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NOR RENT


II Sc L NV FRS s17. 90 coos 10th NV, 5rs, 81 LOO
1.,O j. b. 80 1896 + NV 100
81 ne, -. so :J06H 10th H. W. 9rs. $500
Cor SthSN Ia. IOrs.s0 90! and dwelling,
1874 " T. sv.. 9rs b 90 4rs, near Mt Ufivet 1850
1881 VI NV. 1lrs.. -7oO0i
14lo Corcoran NV
1Ors- 1000
". c. DUVALL successor 10 Duvall Marr),
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EOR SALE-SEvERAL LOTS-GREAr BARGAINS
4 IN northwest Prices viii be raised next month
On I St. near New Hampshire Small lot ON NJ st.
near 18th Lots on Meridian Hill and Columbia
ia2S-3t MCKIBBIN HERRING l33l z st
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Mrs. senator COckrell was at home on Thursday.
ana ner parlors were thronged with callers during
S Ia afternoon: Among them were Mrs. SpoOner,
MIS- mds Lille, MIS- Letter, Mrs. T. o. Fowler, Mrs
others Mrs. Cockrel was assisted by her sister.
MIS- Wilkinson, and Mrs. C. w. Knapp of ST. Louis
the callers took the opportunity to extend con-
the Senate.
MIS- VIM NJ. Springer viii be assisted at her re-
ai1o On Monday by Mrs Jules Guthridge Miss
natniiIOn, MIS-. General Stevenson, Miss Ewing
Miss Todd, the Misses cannon and others. MIS-
springer VIII hold her last formal reception for the
season on Monday, the 9Th OF February
MIS- Hannah Whital Smith is the guest OF Miss
hisiey-seward during her stay In Washington.
MISS Julia Wheeler, of Baltimore, is visiting her
lr1end Mrs May NARROW, Capitol Hill.
MISS Bessie Dillon gave an enjoyable birthday
parry 70 number Of friends at her residence on
Capl1ol Ani on Thursday evening.
MISS CaSS1n, daughter OF Mr. j. r CasSfn has
returned from boarding school, owing to health
MISS Daisy Hampton, daughter OF the Senator
from south Carolina, assisted by Miss HerndOn of
virginia. held her usual weekly afternoon recep-
aon On thursday afternoon at the NetrOpOltan
M spacious pariors Were tastefuly decorated for
until late In the evening"
Miss Rostta Crowell, of Baltimore, and Miss Eta
voick daughter OF the vice president OF the Char
CuD OF Baltimore are visiting at the residence
southwest.
Mr. and Mrs. L. strasburger, Of Toledo, are visit
ing washington on their wedding trip. and will
spend few days In the city as guests OF MI. and
MIS- StraSburger, 618 II street northwest
very pleasant surprise party was given to Miss
Mamie Williams daughter of Major l. P. Williams,
OF the District court, on Irving street. last even
ing. me time was spent pleasantly with dane
ing, and fine supper was served. Those present
were Misses Hunt, Watson, johnson, Sterling, VIII
n .aet Macauiey, Cammack, Doing, Jones, Pres
COT, Aoge and Moore, and Messrs Davis Sterling,
PRESCOTT, Galley, Shaefer, Moore, Barnes, Hodges,
Stoweii, Ebel, HOge, Mitchell, Ellis and Judd.
Mrs. c. s. Whitman has issued cards for a recep-
0on February 3, from Q to IL, followed by ger
man OF thirty couples, commencing at 1880.
Hon. &. G. HlbOrn, ex-distr1ct attorney for Cali
iornla Is at Wizards with his wife and daughter.
Mrs John p. Stockton and Miss Stockton give q
yea on next Saturday from 40 to Soclock to meet
Mrs. Richard Stockton.
Mrs. James H. Hopkins, 1924 18th street, win be
at nome on Saturdays until Lent.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS callers to-day were
secretary Lamar, Senators Williams, Berry, Glib
son and Rrnyvn Qtnr Johnston Of Virginia.
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AN AGRKRM1NT REACHED At MIDNIGHf-NRs IN
MONS RECEIVED TIE NEWS QUIETLY-A sKPARA-
TON TALKED OF.
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I,Ok SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS
II Several sixroom Houses A ST. n. e.: All roc,J.v,
improvements 10 per cent investment Price only
5000 each. Also. 49,
Brick wallsch Place bet 18th II Ii e. "A 600
4 rooIils On L. bet. 18th and 10th NV =; fs0
II rCoIis and cellar ON Corcoran st. 400
Brick, lrs, East Capitol St, bet 9th aud TN o9
i roonis, ne corner II and 2lst sits. ny - 900
rooms and cellar L. bet N.Cap and LIST n 90
Apply at once % j. W, p MYERS
JA3O-2w' las New York ave
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VTOR SALE CHEAP-TwO EIGHT ROOM BRICK
Il Houses on 9th bet. and q. s. W. $4,000 each.
G. H. PARKER,
iaoo-3ts Az and T. sw
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tSfOk SALE-IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS
have now secured and have for sale a number of
Lots ON Meridian Hill that really the best bargains
that remain in the market They range from poe to
SOC and about all the desirable Lots left at these
prices These Lots are in the neghbood of projected
improvements by the District Commissioners which
will make this the Murray Hill of Washington.
s. G. HILL.
1a2S-3ts LIE Droit Building
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ETOR SALE-LOT ON BACON ST., NEAR I4TH
st sn eftended SOc: on lath st. near same 30 and
and 23c; Columbia Heights, Is TO 25c; 18th St. ex-
Tended corner lot Pc Lots 9Th and 9th SITS. me-,
80 and Csc; Meridian Hill 20 and BIC
J. 4. HEREFORD,
ta@1-1m 1423h F st.
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LOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE ROOMY BRICK
Dwelling; all mod con-: on L St. between 18th
ling. on 18th ST., best part, for $500.
ja29-3t CUTTER Il Winner, 1923 F st.
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E'0R SALE two TwO-sTORY FRAMES ON
Il Dorsh side st bet 9Th and 10th SITS. w.. rooms
es4h water; etc Lots 10 90 to alley:
side alley. Rent for both. $50 rer month VIII be sold
Al good Investment price ON favorable terms. JOHN
r. BEAi-L K Co. f:}.2i r St ia2I-.In
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The above is only portion of the property my
books For t list call at office for bulletin issued
the lst and 18th tja2sl THOS. f. WAGGAMAN.
NOR SALE-CHEAP-GOOD BUSINESS PROP
II erty on north side Pennsylvania ave, near 18th
St: also corner 29th and Pennsylvania ave-. J. r
HEREFORD, I4l35s ST. ja27-2w
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THE SYNOD OF BALTIMORE.
The Session Yesterday Mt Dover. Dell
Appointment Of Committees, Etc.

The synod Of Baltimore held session at Dover.
Del, yesterday. Devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Judge Drake. Of this city. In the
absence Of the stated CLERK, Rev. B. F. Bittinger
OF tbs city, was requested TO call the roll and los
members answered TO their names. In the ap-
pointment OF the committees the representatives
OF the Washington churches were recognized as
follows: ON reorganization OF synod, Rev. Or.
Chester; on bills and routine, Rev. Dr. W. A. Bart
lett and Rev. DIR. 7. 8. Hamlin; minister OF the
general assembly, Rev. Mr. Fullerton, der Dali
rymple; minister OF synod, Rev. Mr. Patch; minis
ter OF presbytery OF Baltimore, Rev. Dr. Harnlin;
minister OF the Presbytery OF New Castle Rev Mr..
Nourse and Elder Lyman; narrative OF 1883, Judge
Drake.
The following were approved as officers Of the
Womans Syn01cal Home Missionary Society:
Ms. VIM Dugdale, president; Mrs. 8. IL. Waters,
Mrs. DIR. Chids. MIA A. NJ. Wiley, vice presidents;
Mrs. A. u. Williams, secretary: Mrs. Anna Whar-
ton, treasurer. Executive committee: Mrs Vim.
Dugdale, Mrs. ID. Mcknight, Mrs. S. E Waters,
Mrs. K NJ. Wiley. Mrs. DR.. Bartlett, Mrs. DR..
Chiids, Mrs. Anna Wharton, Mrs. A. b. Williams.
Judge Drake presented two reports from the
preSbytery OF Washington, and asked that they
be referred TO the committee on tudicia, cases.
special committee, with Judge Strong, of this
a~J as chairman, was appointed TO protest against
a teeeat 0der OF the English government, that
E5:ning cIt English should be taught In Indian
A-s'oz Ills. Rev. Drs Hickman, OF Balti-
more, and Bartlett, of this city, delivered ad-
dresses last evening on the centennial fund.